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William C. Hass

February 10, 1918 ~ October 28, 2005

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William C. Hass, 87, of Mechanicsville, died Friday, October 28, 2005 in his home following a long illness. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Mechanicsville United Methodist Church with Masonic rites. The family will greet friends from 9:30 until service time Monday in the Church. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery, Mechanicsville. Surviving Bill are his wife of 66 years, Bonnie at home; two daughters: Judy (Ray) Linder and Sally Koering, all of Stanwood; brother Robert of Mechanicsville; three grandchildren: Jeff (Cindy) Linder, Susan Koering, Amy (Ron) Jackson; three great grandchildren: Reece and Reagan Linder, Nolan Jackson. Preceding Bill in death were his parents. Bill was born February 10, 1918 at Tipton, the son of William and Hermie Maurer Hass. He graduated from Mechanicsville High School. Bill and Bonnie Eggert were united in marriage March 11, 1939 at Iowa City. The couple spent their lives in the Mechanicsville area farming and raising their family until moving to town in 1993. He was a past member of the Mechanicsville School Board and the former Patmos Masonic #155 of Mechanicsville, and was a member of the Fremont Masonic Lodge #616 of Stanwood. Bill was a member of the Mechanicsville United Methodist Church. Bill is defined as a man of humor, love of family, and the outdoors. He loved playing cards, gardening, the Hawkeyes, and his dog "Butch". Memorials in Bill's honor may be sent to the Mechanicsville Ambulance, 100 East First Street, or Mechanicsville United Methodist Church, 411 West Second Street, both of Mechanicsville, IA 52306. On-line condolences: www.morganfuneralchoices.com

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  1. Dear Bonnie, I was so sorry to learn of Bill’s passing. What a great guy he was. I will never forget his wit and humor when he was at the grocery store and all of the times we have visited elsewhere. You have lost a wonderful pal. I hope you will find peace in knowing that he isn’t suffering any more. Know that you are in my thoughts. You and your family have my most sincere sympathy. Annamae Baker

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